The Witcher and His Hut

The witch hunter is over when we reach Araham... The rest is the same routine, with young ones and old ones... I have a few questions, where are the blood hunters? What about the Hunters Guild? Why do the villains so blindly assume that the protagonist is so-and-so? Doesn't the Privy Council even know what Green looks like... They gave him the job of being the captain for a hundred years for nothing, and they recognized him just because of a sword? Then you control European white, and you don't use the technology of ordinary people at all. You don't even have a picture, right... You can also forcefully explain it as the ability of the hut before, and the unique aura of the inherited knight. This time, you really recognized it when you saw the sword? What about the forge in the cabin? Just used it twice, right? And they are all swords, and they can be changed very quickly... Where are the armors and the genre sets? And what about the training ground? What about Kaer Morhen? It is difficult for the people from the Privy Council to improve their strength, so why do they need this ruined land? Why did you get into trouble with the Pale Blood in the later stages of the Dream Trial... Obviously you said before that you should focus more on the development of the hut... No more collecting trophies... No more hunting... And the villains are given away one by one... I also write some daily... I caught up in one breath, and I was tired after watching the second half... One after another endlessly...

Can you please stop writing about Henrik and others all the time? You write too frequently. I'm tired of reading it every day. And you insist on writing a female version of Dior. Being fucked by others really makes me, a Jojo fan, feel sick.

The protagonist, Silly 13, is so powerful. He has almost become invincible after practicing for a year. He knows that the world is very dangerous, but he leaves the people around him to die while they are still fine. Then the Holy Mother goes to seek help from other strong men and puts himself in a dangerous situation. You, Tama, cannot let other people stop for two years. You are truly invincible and cannot solve anything!

The book is actually good, but every wild wolf killed in the early stage has usable loot, but many more powerful enemies in the later stage do not. Moreover, the author did not explain whether they were damaged in the battle. The protagonist has not even touched the corpses of these enemies, as if he knew they were not there. This bug made me unable to read.

Introduction (with some personal opinions) 1. The protagonist of this book is a witcher, and it can barely be regarded as a fan of the "Witcher" (game) series 2. In the early stage of the work, there were a lot of sorceress piledriver jokes. Because the protagonist of the game "The Witcher" has a relationship with several sorceresses, "sorceress piledriver" has almost become a synonym for the profession of "witcher", However, the protagonist is not a stud who takes any girl he sees, although he is indeed a harem. In addition, the treatment of the relationship between men and women throughout the book is relatively Western-style, and the suggestions for more traditional ideas are turned away. 3. The author is not a master, please do not use authors such as Banana Octopus as a reference.      ，，， In addition, there must be loopholes in the setting - don't delve into it, unless there are particularly big logical loopholes in the development of events Don't worry about why the mysterious side doesn't kill the scientific side to rule the world. After all, only gods can do such things in the world to be completely self-consistent. No matter how hard mortals try, they can only get a glimpse of the leopard. The result of further investigation will only become "attacking his vaginal testicles is just a game, and he knows nothing about a wolf." In the later period, a large number of original world backgrounds began to be added, but the author occasionally added sand into it unconsciously, so it is recommended to ignore it or turn around silently.

It is a short story that combines the Witcher series. It has the usual settings such as explosions. The protagonist is too dependent on plug-ins, and things like upgrades are too obvious. The writing is of high level, the plot structure is reasonable, the characteristics of the male characters are distinct, and the characteristics of the female characters are vague. Overall, it is a good book. Those who are interested in the Witcher series should read this book.

There is a problem with the pace of this book. Many things are explained halfway before writing about other things, which makes people have the urge to skip reading.

I have just started reading two or three chapters, and I don't know how the rest of it will go, but I personally recommend not opening this chapter before saying that it is a very graphic reading experience.

Some people hunt monsters, called witchers... Some people hunt beasts, called hunters... Some people hunt humans, called killers... Some people even use their undead bodies to hunt gods and light firewood, called embers... However, I am also a hunter. I am from Zaun. You can call me a horse hunter.

It would be great if the background was divided into the steam age. There could be telegraphs and trains were just developing! This fits this dark, mysterious feeling. It's so modern, and it always feels like it's on point! The sun is shining! What kind of monster feels like Gatling, RPG can't handle!

Dear author, please don't write it in reverse order like this. I thought the article was already messy enough, but now it's even more messy. I just want to read your book easily. This way is too brain-consuming and needs to be connected with the context.

Because of the author, I deliberately watched the first season of The Witcher

Push her

It's very nice, and the system's house setting is also very novel. However, I still feel that the description of the cabin is a bit confusing and difficult to understand. I feel that the author did not find a good positioning of the system in the book. Also, sometimes one plot suddenly jumped to another between two chapters. The novel is not a TV series, and I was stunned for a while while reading it. It would be better if it was a little overly worded. The book is indeed very good, just my humble opinion and a good reference.

This plot reminds me of the three annoying witches in The Witcher 3

7 Votes sent, the writing is very good! Come on!

Well, an octopus monster, a certain fish monster, a high school student who is a psychic who commits suicide, a rich manor, a swamp town, 666! In addition, the protagonist dies wherever he goes, The Undead, The Cabin in the Woods, and other super movies.

Very good, my favorite type, I have given you 3 recommendation votes, come on

I looked up Geralt's full name and found out the origin of our protagonist's name. Geralt's full name is Geralt Roger Eric du Haut-Bellegarde.

It's very good. It's rare to find a book that writes about witchers seriously. The plot is reasonable and not procrastinating. The characters are full and not too stereotyped. Recommendation votes and monthly tickets have been given. The author works hard to write and keep his own rhythm. Come on! !

I just want to ask the author 1: Is the baby body in the CD universe William or Mawson? 2: The protagonist's reborn body? Is it William? A real body? Or is he using his body for system tasks? 3. Border City's body has no qualifications for evolution. Is it William's real body? Is the protagonist's time travel to make William immortal? 4. Mohsen should be from our part of the world. (Mosen originally thought he was hallucinating due to lack of energy, but the extra information in his mind reminded him all the time that everything in front of him was real. "Super Dimension Express Company?" A trace of ancient thought appeared on Mosen's face. Strange, how come other people who travel through time are either kings or hegemons, and at worst they are a rich second generation, but when they get here they get into trouble with the courier) 2. When Mo Sen heard this, his heart suddenly shrank, and a flash of light flashed in his mind, and he finally knew where he was. In his previous life, he had watched the movie Captain America several times and was fairly familiar with the plot. 5. Why did System William talk to Mawson in the Ant-Man space, and he was the one responsible for William's mission to collect Captain America's shield. Why did he say that the protagonist would succeed? Prometheus said that System William designed everything (👑) Prometheus letting the protagonist in was also arranged by System William. William told Prometheus the method of hiding the system 6. The protagonist did not find his original body, and the protagonist's soul was reborn before traveling. The system did not know whether System William had some of his own ideas to regenerate the protagonist's body like an idiot. He doesn't know the memory of System William (System William should have seen that this body was selected by the system later, or he used time to see him (William) when he met Prometheus and designed such a thing). What he doesn't know is that William will not evolve and be killed by the replicator. The protagonist regenerates his body (he thinks he will succeed and become the master of the system and take the throne) 7: The protagonist said that William succeeded? (The body that the protagonist saw in the CD universe should be the body of System William. The protagonist finally used his body + 6 gems to defeat the first system person. In fact, it should be the protagonist who used 6 gems to kill his body and let him die. Also, if the protagonist takes the throne, will the protagonist be forever invincible? After all, the system cannot find the protagonist's body. (China) The protagonist has never been able to find his body. It should not be a dimension, just like our world and the movie world. 8. The author did not write about the world before the protagonist's rebirth. They all know that the world should be the same as ours, so the protagonist and those who can travel across dimensions will not know where he is. 9 The world after the protagonist is reborn, the Border City has the Mechanical Holy Court and the Biochemical Dynasty. Does this indicate a problem? The protagonist finally said that everything will be better, that is to say, all the system players who were locked up came out. Did the system William also come out? Did his previous system William only use time to see a little bit before giving up? Marvel's Ant-Man, William, and he arranged everything. Did the protagonist's last body allow the Border City universe to have the Mechanical Holy Court and the Biochemical Dynasty? The protagonist finally restarted time to start everything. Does it mean that all system players have returned to the time when everything was selected by the system? In this way, Prometheus is still locked up in hell. System William was just born in the CD universe and strengthened his body with the tree people. He still has no body. The body was used by the last protagonist to fulfill his wish with 6 gems and died. (The protagonist's last body seems to have a source of fire) Could it be that the death of this body gave rise to the two dominant forces of Frontier Universe, the Biochemical Dynasty and the Mechanical Holy Court? If the protagonist opens a new book, he can write Border Universe, and the protagonist starts over. Will System William also be reborn in this universe? It would be fun

Finally, the real daily life of a demon hunter begins. Start with simpler tasks, accumulate experience, money, materials and connections, feel life, exercise seriously, and then gradually push the main line, play Elvis Presley's country music, and live the life of a modern demon hunter. Then the sorceress piledriver kicks in, hahaha

The character creation and plot development are both good. I have given my recommendation and monthly pass.

I stopped reading it, but later I found out that the so-called Eastern Extraordinary is actually Japan, and there is no China. The entire Eastern Continent belongs to Japan. I instantly felt that I couldn't stand it anymore. That's it. I suggest that if you want to write about Western Fantasy, then write about Western Fantasy. If you want to write about Onmyoji, then write about Onmyoji. Write a Western Fantasy theme, and then write about the Eastern Continent as the territory of Japan. It may be a good book, but I just can't read it.

I just watched it not long ago and it feels good. The author should ignore the trolls. Write it carefully, but don't always mention the sorceress, don't emphasize ヽ(≧Д≦)ノ, it will feel better. Come on finally

I've read more than 50 chapters, isn't the gun good? With a little practice, it becomes more powerful than a sword🗡, and has a greater deterrent effect on people? He also traveled from modern times. Is Pigfoot really not interested in guns?

I always want to sleep with a woman, but she throws herself into my arms and keeps rejecting her. It makes me want to vomit.

Looks good, add some features and get 6 votes a day

I thought that the protagonist would slowly endure, but I didn't expect that the protagonist would continue to take risks beyond his ability. This is the most troublesome. It's okay to write this kind of plot once or twice, but writing it like this every time is too deliberate, and it will quickly make people tired and disgusted.

It feels like this book is just a witcher's skin. The protagonist's fighting style doesn't look like a witcher at all. There are no decoctions or sword oil, and the entire knowledge system for dealing with monsters is not reflected.